
Life


Share
Published 15:40 19 Oct 2019 BST
Updated 16:12 19 Oct 2019 BST
Explore more on these topics:
If your other half sneakily moves over in the night, they'll trigger the Lane Keeping Bed mattress's sensors and automatically be rolled over to their rightful place.
The science behind the bed was inspired by Ford's work with lane-centring technology in cars.
Sleep expert Dr Neil Stanley explained that while mattress hogs often don't even realise what they're doing, they could jeopardise their partner's sleep - and their relationship.
"Humans are most vulnerable when sleeping, so we're programmed to wake when something or someone touches us unexpectedly.
"If someone moves on to your side of the bed, this defence mechanism will kick in and you'll have a broken night, often while they continue to sleep soundly. I've seen it ruin relationships."
Sadly, Ford doesn't have any plans to bring the bed to the market any time soon but we're praying that someone else does because this is an invention that society badly needs.Are saunas actually good for you? Here’s what experts have to say
Experts have confirmed whether saunas are actually good for our health. In Ireland, the use of saunas is becoming an increasingly popular pastime. As the Finnish custom becomes widespread across the country, people have been left wondering if it’s actually good for our health. Associate Professor of Extreme Environments at the University of Portsmouth, Dr […]
Life
1 month ago
Aspiring to launch your career? Then look no further than Ireland’s tourism sector
Brought to you by Fáilte Ireland Be part of the magic that makes Ireland a wonderful place to enjoy a short break. Deciding what career path you want to take post-school can be tough and filling out your CAO can be super daunting. Imagining a role that matches with your own ambition or envisioned lifestyle […]
Life
1 month ago
Shoppers praise budget-friendly fire pit that’s at its ‘lowest price’ in months
Life

Life
life